TAMMI JONES

EDUCATION
WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

tammijones83@gmail.com

*B.A., Mathematics and Science & Math Secondary Education, expected completion 2011

UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
M.A., Manufacturing Systems Engineering, December 2006 Restructuring of the UK Medical Center Materials Management Department

UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
B.S., Mechanical Engineering, May 2006

CERTIFICATION
KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION *Expected certificate for teaching in the secondary grades 8-12 in mathematics, 2011 KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION *Expected certificate for teaching in the secondary grades 8-12 in physics, 2013 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Lean Systems Certificate, 2006

TEACHING EXPERIENCE
2011 ACTIVE LEARNING ABROAD International Student Teacher
*To be completed in November-December, 2011

Barcelona, Spain

2011-current

BOWLING GREEN HIGH SCHOOL

Bowling Green, KY

Student Teacher Taught and assisted with Algebra I courses Helped organize, coordinate, evaluate, and supervise students learning activities Tutored students in Extended School Services

2011 summer

WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

Bowling Green, KY

Teaching Assistant, Graduate SKyTeach Implemented Web 2.0 technology within classes Helped organize, coordinate, evaluate, and supervise students in class and teaching experiences, as well as assisted and developed inquirybased lesson plans Directed Fantastic Science Friday Camp (twice)

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2011 summer

WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

Bowling Green, KY

Teaching Assistant, VAMPY Taught and tutored students in Algebra II Monitored students in and out of academic sessions Oversaw nightly study sessions

2011 spring

WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

Bowling Green, KY

Teaching Assistant, SKyTeach Critiqued and provided feedback to SKyTeach students during their field experiences Assessed students work for Step 1, Step 2, and Classroom Interaction courses Created and facilitated EDU 2.0, an on-line learning management system

Co-taught lessons in Step 1 and Classroom Interactions Judged Kentucky Science Olympiad in battery-powered automotive category

ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE
2010-2011 JL FRENCH Glasgow, KY
Engineering Coordinator Reduced cycle time by tooling and CNC machine studies Trained associates on various requirements to improvement production tracking, start-up procedures, and basic machine upkeep Managed engineering technician by assigning prioritized tasks and duties

2007-2010

UNIPRES USA

Portland, TN

Assembly Process Engineer Utilizing lean principles, jobs per hour improvements were made to increase line output Manpower reductions of five per shift were accumulated through line integrations and line automations at minimal cost Investigated and redesigned tooling to incorporate more adjustability, reduce variation, and increase stability Kaizen Supervisor Managed three to six employees and decided their day to day priorities and responsibilities Sorted and distributed line calls to the most appropriate crew member. Responsible for all line teardowns, repositions, and placements to achieve most effective layout. Packaging Engineer Developed new and service packaging for all external parts Worked closely with customer and supplier packaging contacts to resolve any quality issues and to maintain most efficient and cost effective quantity of parts per rack

2006 summer

UK CHANDLER MEDICAL CENTER

Lexington, KY

Project Consultant Mapped the current value of stream of all linens in the hospital Suggested possible kaizens for new hospital Balanced work effort
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Designed value stream map for new hospital

2004 fall

GEAE-AVIATION COMPONENT SERVICE CENTER

Cincinnati, OH

Co-op Co-led ACSC Technical team through router workouts (103 routers revised, 537 planning updates, 47 grit procedures created, 92 RSS packages assembled, 15 RSS packages approved) Led Hot Section team through and completion of a 2S event, Visual Process Management, and a tooling project Developed a site machine layout and usage matrix

ORGANIZATIONS
2011-current 2010-current National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Member

SKySO, Southern Kentucky Student Organization

Member

SPECIALIZED TRAINING
Lean Manufacturing Boot Camp III Basic Statistics, Introduction to Six Sigma (RDMAIC), Design of Experiments, and Robust Design through hands-on exercises with the aid of Mini-tab. Introduced to internal and external logistics design through case study analysis and design of a local manufacturing operation (Toyota/Transfreight Cross-dock). Capstone project included the design, fabrication, and test of equipment applying principles and practices learned from all three boot camps. Lean Manufacturing Boot Camp II Capstone projects include redesign of a pneumatic regulator, lubricator, and filter factory through current state layout and value stream analysis, capacity analysis, process and flow kaizen identification, production control, cell formation, production flow analysis, tooling analysis, and pull systems. Lean Manufacturing Boot Camp I Designed, implemented, and worked as a team member in two mixed-model production assembly systems utilizing lean flow ideals, 5S / workstation design, motion economy, ergonomics, pull systems, source quality, and value stream mapping.

REFERENCES
Mr. David Almand Dr. Martha Day Dr. Bruce Kessler (270) 745-3900 (270) 745-3900 (224) 745-6372 WKU SKyTeach Master Teacher in Mathematics WKU Director of G-SKyTeach and Co-director of SKyTeach WKU Associate Dean of Odgen College of Science and Engineering, Professor of Mathematics

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